Alison Williamson COSCA reg Counsellor, Relationships Scotland Counsellor

Stirling FK8 & Causewayhead Stirling FK9

I am currently working as a supervisor, having trained with ACT counselling service. I work within the supervisee's modality, and would seek to enhance the supervisee's learning experience through supervision. This includes self-care, practice management, developing skills as a counsellor and how sessions affect the supervisee in work and personal life.

I specialise in trauma and bereavement supervision and run a bereavement workshop to which people are regularly referred.

Although work can vary according to clients' needs the a significant proportion of my work has been in couple counselling. This adds a different dynamic to the counselling, including two partners and the relationship.

I an willing to discuss different aspects of supervision

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